Show HIE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH ©ne Wonderful Week by S Forester C CWNU Copyright CHAPTER by Borvlco) Co VI— Continued —19— the love letters of the king of tlie Huns and Avars were deposited la the safes of tlie West Central branch of the National County bank Harold breathed a blissful sigh of relief That trouble was over thank goodness Harold's fundi was eaten at his customary solitary table at the teashop At the same table sat two neat and dapper young men one of whom had a bad cold but both of whom looked at him Interestedly and keenly all through lunch At another table sat a hawklike profile and a spectacled mustache Harold found no prospect pleasing At occasional Intervals during the day his conscience urged him Into making feeble efforts to grapple with the deposit ledgers and yet every time that he started entering up Items and calculating Interest he found that hls thoughts were and wandering more than once he perceived In a dim way that he was making mistakes but he hardly bothered In fact by the time that five o’clock came the deposit ledgers were not merely two and days behindhand but they were even Incorrect as far ns they went Out went Harold In a flash he had forgotten nil about the king of Iesser Avnrin and all his minions he was going to buy flowers and he was going to take them to Marjorie The prospect was delightful— he managed to prohibit his mind from dwelling on Mrs Tilling her opinion of him and her encounter with him the night before The was crowded with pavement At the side of people hurrying home the road stood a bright new saloon car beside tlie car stood two bright men neat and dapper with young on their faces eager expressions "Hallo old boy!’’ said one of them "Been waitin’ hours for you” said the oilier Both speeches were made In clear voices so that every one within twenty yards heard them Then two bright young men leaped one each side of Harold They clapped him on the back with a superfluous Joviality which drove the breath from hls body They each seized an arm with a grasp which only Harold knew At the same was like a grip of steel the time tlie liveried chaffeur lp his driver's seat readied back with The hand ami swung open the door two bright young men heaved simultaneously nnd shut Humid Into the ear and followed him like a Hash the chauffeur put In Ids clutch and the car moved off Harold had been neatly kidnaped in full view of a city crowd The whole process took four seconds and not one of the witnesses had been by tlie sight to sufficiently impressed remember it five minutes after !n In the ear Ilarold was wedged the back seat between the bright young men By some miracle of Jugglery to each of Ids wrists was handcuffed the Inside wrists of his fellow travelers The young mail who had said ‘Hallo’’ held in his left hand away a long bright from Harold king dagger This he flashed Into view and then held again on Ills lap make any noise” he “This doesn’t "If "U struggle or said cheerfully See call out I’ll put it through you W’hat I mean?” lie Ilarold saw clearly enough neither struggled nor shouted In the world do you Put what That nightmare want?” lie asked sensation was nuite familiar to him nowtle sensation of thinking clearly but helplessly In highly fantastic circSo had length of leaden bar covered with India rubber In the breast pf his coat He brought this out with unhurried baste and with It he emote head reducing the back of Harold’s him with one deft blow to of lie flapped flapping' lnsen8lb!Htyr"WIiIle the two young men opened tlie door with Harold of the car and emerged still between them tlielr arms under unnotieeable his the handcuffs and dragged him rapidly up the steps Into The door closed behind the house The passage had taken less them than four seconds and po one had observed It awoke in the dark Harold nis bead was racked and torn by t splithis mouth was parched and ting pain fevered and hls limbs were twisted and knotted with cramp Ue tried to put hls hand to hls head and found It unaccountably prevented from movhe tried ing Restlessly again nnd a clink of metal and a tug at hls other wrist Informed him that his wrists were chained together He was able to raise both hands at once to his head where the pain as being cenhe localized tered at the back un Inch or two nnove hls nape He found there a big painful lump which he caressed tenderly thereby starting a couple of sledgehammers Into action which thumped on the back of Ids eyeballs In a cascade of white fire He rolled over on to his other side There was an unspeakibly foul taste In Ids mouth nnd his tongue seemed made of sandpaper The room lie was In was in pitch darkness he could see absolutely lie tried to nothing moisten hls parched lips with Ids parched tongue ami then tried to call out but it was only n feeble little noise which resulted Hut Harold persevered and hls cries gradually grew louder Then nt last he heard a noise ns of a door being unlocked nnd the light was switched on In the room sending replied In his employ?” We may "Have a heart old man have sunk low hut there are limits I didn’t snv that did I?” ard accepting "b’c” said Harold he the hint in the young man's eyes Gazing out of the winsaid no more dow he saw that the car was hurryicautHarold peered ng westward window hut the iously out of the left made a restless young man on his movement and clearly held hls dagger The car ready for all emergencies bnckwater-likof proceeded Into a litter of respectable houses streets of in the quietest Finally it stopped and the chauffeur all these streets The door blew a blast on his horn which outside they of tie tall house In answer had stopped opened the young man pointTook !” with his dagwindow the ing through ger hand — — Ilarold leaned forwnrd automaticalback of hls bead to ly presenting the who had the young man on hls right man said nothing so far That young WOMEN OF WORLD Alike Only in Tenderness and Charm Which nation produces the best wife Is a subject that would seem to call forth much difference of opinion would Some agree that the little Frenchwoman her deft fingers skilled alike in the arts of sewing and cooking could not be bettered — and when one has had the good fortune to lunch or sup at her table and ins spect her economical envy of the lucky chap who Is her husband burns a woman correspondent In the London Dally Mall Her children are daintily clothed and well fed and her 'husband’s every wish Is anticipated wives certainly have a Spanish natural charm with their limpid dark eyes soft voices and quiet manners and home Is Indeed a place in which to be happy In sunny Spain is second nature to Hospitality these women and the table welcomes any friends a husband may bring at These wives pride themany hour selves that there Is always “plenty" nnd a husband may congratulate himself on the position of "lord and master" which his lovely wife concedes him Others will argue that Germany is the only country In which to choose a partner for life since there one finds the perfectly capable woman Again some say "choose the Italian If you would lead a life of bliss” for she Is soft luring blending her tastes to yours — giving of herself — artistic In home decoration— proud of the name you have given her Slie is a tender mother to her children loving The food will faithful yet Inspiring even If not so well be delicious served as by either her German or French sister — and she will not complain either of her husband’s extrav Don’t or habits She Is l and contents herself in the position of Just being a clinging vine Tbe Swedish woman has a glorious physique— strong as a man she Is yet as tender as a child Her home Is exquisitely run and there are the most marvelous foods because she enjoys eating and a man Ukes company and while eating good food appreciation Perhaps Russian women are the most adaptable of all and make wonderful wlvea in consequence They have a quality of soul which Is without doubt more attractive even than the physical beauty In which they so often excel The Dutch wife has often been quoted as an example of tidiness cleanliness and In spotless order her picturesque neat attire serving a cup of "cocoa" has been described — the world while the throughout Austrian woman is a most gracious as well as an efficient wife with her poise dignity and laughing eyes her sense of humor makes life gay yet her table can only be rivaled by her vaexcellent Polish cousin whose rieties seem destined for publicity American vtomen have a certain flair for being well groomed In their persons and their homes and this amazing quality makes them the type of wives who can do housework look after their own babies prepare and serve a very tasty meal and yet be smart to dance in the eveqings or make up a four for tennis bridge or golf But no womun can look like the English woman on a horse at the races or In her box at the opera She has a certain dignity —an Inbred poise — which makes her the one type to preside over the long table In a country home She hns Intelligence pluck and natural courage — It has often been said she Is the real strength of England for she Is the mother of her great race of men’s men agances IN Social Handicap Awkwardness Is a more real disthan It Is generally advantage It often occasions thought to be It always lessens dignity ridicule — Chesterfield fooled by impractical chalguarantees— involved laboratory “findings”— misleading classifications (“first line” “second line” etc)— false price comparisons— claims of “ 25 savings” Distributors of “special brand” tires want to confuse you in their desperate attempt t" gain your confidence the bait and this will DEVICES TO LURE arouse hls warlike spirit THE FINNY TRIBE appeal to hls greed and he Patents Recorded at Washington Ingenious not only but also will seize to in order bait defeat the quickly the approaching rival In case the fish Is suspected of cowardice I may make tbe mirror of convex form Id order that the rival or antagonist In the may appear to be smaller case of a female fish the attractiveness of a mirror Is too well known Thus the bait to need discussion appeals to the ruling passion of both and renders It very certain sexes and efficient In operation” Many early vagaries of fishermen In the United States In 1852 a patent was Issued on a fly with an chamber and an aperture Thus the or the fly would float If desired apertnre could be opened and the fly filled with water when ' was desired Variations Socialistic Belief fishing In color of baits and feathers were Communism Is a type of Socialsuggested “adapting them to the ist doctrine which on the basis of season of the year and to the dethe Marxian Communist manifesto scription of fish" aim by means desires the Socialist The earliest rod patent of record of dictatorship of tbe proletariat is “after the usual manner of walkThe Communists believe like the SoteleIn collective of ing rods" with the cialists ownership scoping the other joints and having the means of production and that In the handle small compartments to the revolutionary working classes contain “the various Implements of must seize the power and set np a In fishing tackle" of the proletariat dictatorship The same Inventor also patented for the Socialist state preparation in the yeur 1852 a float containing a spring which released Many Kind of Attar by the There are over 250 species of asslightest touch would hook the fish In 1854 was patented a hollow ters They are native of tempersinker Into which Bliot could be ate regions being especially abunwhen the rapidity of the dant throughout poured the United States Asters belong to the family Compos-Itacurrent or tide required a heavier sinker Another and are so named from the rapat1850 in of the to ented diate or has a swivel preappearance The China aster Is also a vent line twisting and a hard metal flowers base to protect tlie lead when strik- member of the family Composltae tnd Is a native of China ing bottoih In In 1873 an "Improvement Come was patented In that tbe Firtt Courage hook was concealed In the wings of The general instinct toward a the fly making It “more deceptive public man Is rarely wrong espeserviceable" he when and consequently more cially possesses a high orThe Invention which still provokes der of civic courage Courage la a laugh among patent office officials tbe prime essential of statesman"All goes If courage goes” As ship says a Washington patent attorney Is the lure which contained a mirror Doctor Johnson says "Unless a and which the Inventor thus ex- man has that virtue be has no security for preserving any other"— plained: "The mlrrof Is an additional fea- Washington Star ture that Insures the effectiveness of Commuter Great City the bait In the following manner: A male fish seeing hls Image upon New York city ba more than commuters who spend looking therein will appear to see 500000 another fish approach It from the about $50000000 annually for transopposite aide with the Intent to seize portation are recorded patent office be lenges— loose 0he umstances poBoth bright young men littered litely ’‘Does the name of hls most august I king of the Huns majesty ltaphael and Avars convey anything to you? asked the young man witli the dagger “Are you Harold "Ves” WIDE VARIETY Harold Had Been in Full View of Neatly a City Kidnaped Crowd (so Harold felt) a torrent of He Into Ills aching eyes daggers moaned and fell back comer was the bright The new young man with the dagger who had He came forhelped to kidnap him and bent over ward toward Ilarold him with surprising solicitude “As bad as all tlint?” he asked genttold him “That fool Hawkins! ly he hit too hard" Ilarold’j eyes could bear the light now and he opened them and moaned He stared uncomprehendingly again nt the young man and then allowed his gaze to wander round the room taking In Its singular bareness of all save for the bedstead and furniture on Innocent of bedclothes mattress which he lay The young man made sympathetic with his noises tongue aa clucking he bent over him pretty "Feeling dicky?” he said “Never mind It’ll go off soon" "Wanna drink" sighed Ilarold “Of course” said the young man He tiptoed out of the room and rewith a Jug of waturned Immediately He poured out a ter and a glass glass of water and offered it to Harhands old who took it in hls feverish The young and drained it eagerly man took tlie glass back "Feeling better?” lie asked and Harold tried feebly to say yes (TO na continued Sunrie in the Himalaya Tourists in India rarely omit a visit to Calcutta and when In Calcutta they rarely miss the opportunity of witnessing a sunrise in tlie Himalayas From Calcutta you go to Darjeeling by train which is a climb of many thousand feet From this city In the clouds you ascend further about 1500 feet to see The start Is made nt two tlie sunrise In the morning nnd the 1500 o’clock feet referred to Is made by pony hack or sedan chair You arrive at the top before 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